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Impacts of capacity remunerative mechanisms on cross-border trade

Gore, Olga (2015-09-21)

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Gore, Olga
21.09.2015
Lappeenranta University of Technology

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The European ambitious targets to increase the share of renewable generation pose a challenge
to the generation adequacy. Many European member states are concerned that energy-only
markets alone might not be able to deliver sufficient capacity required to meet the future
electricity demand and back up shortfalls of energy from renewable energy sources (RES) during
periods of low wind and sun. Many EU members consider to re-design their energy-only markets
and establish different forms of capacity remunerative mechanisms (CRMs) to maintain the
security of supply. There is a certain concern that market design changes at the level of EU
member countries might conflict with the European goal of a single market. As soon as many
European markets are highly interconnected, uncoordinated CRMs might create negative crossborder
effects and hinder the achievement of the Internal Electricity Market in Europe. The pros
and cons of capacity markets are well examined at the national level. However, the cross-border
effects of capacity markets within the European market aiming at higher integration have received
less attention. This doctoral dissertation examines the cross-border effects of unilateral
implementation of CRMs applying both theoretical and case study analyses. The results show
that capacity remunerative mechanisms (CRMs) may cause negative cross-border effects,
especially if they are implemented unilaterally.
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